Taking the whack out of knick knack!

Welcome to day three of looking at them five points the YouTube Aspie made in his video. When he says we doesn’t react appropriately that is right in some ways. Lots of people doesn’t react appropriately sometimes.

Ever been to a funeral where someone what’s crying over the dearly departed suddenly starts laughing? That’s an inappropriate reaction but it happens sometimes and it don’t mean that person is autistic. It means that person is reacting inappropriately but not necessarily on purpose.

That means all of us is guilty of that one, not just autistics. Even if it isn’t something like a funeral, sometimes people react inappropriately because they is different from others.

Some cultures shakes hands when they meets. Other cultures just bows and doesn’t do handshaking. If a handshaker goes to a bowing culture, when they tries to shake hands they is going to be acting inappropriately in the eyes of them what’s bowing. When a bower goes to a handshaking culture, when they tries to bow instead of shaking hands, they is going to be acting inappropriately in the eyes of them what’s shaking hands.

So when this bloke says we doesn’t always react appropriately, he’s saying that all them NTs always react appropriately and that’s not right. Jails around the world is filled up with NTs what didn’t react appropriately and sometimes them jails also is going to have autistics in them and they is there usually because they didn’t react appropriately neither.

That makes three of the five points in the video wrong. It’s enough to make me wonder if the doctor what said he had Asperger Syndrome knows what Asperger Syndrome is. If he don’t get the basic things about autism right, maybe he don’t got Asperger Syndrome and his doctor got it wrong.

Then again, maybe he’s lying about a doctor saying he’s got it. Maybe he just asked the doctor if maybe he had it and the doctor said maybe he did and the ponce took that as a diagnosis. I doesn’t know and he isn’t saying now, is he?

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Yesterday, I talked about the first of five things a brand spanking new Aspie said were true about autism. Today, I is talking about the next thing he said. He said we isn’t disabled.

Problem is that some of us with autism is disabled and that’s why we gets government money. We isn’t all disabled but some of us is and thems that is, it’s because of the autism.

If we isn’t disabled, then none of us what needs help is going to get it because of ponces like him. We isn’t going to get no help for our autistic kids what’s going to school, and they needs them services like teaching assistants and school IEPs. If you isn’t identified by SENS as disabled, then you doesn’t get none of that, so all them autistic students isn’t going to get no help thanks to people like that wonker.

If NTs says autism isn’t a disability, then we isn’t going to get no accommodations at work and we isn’t going to get special treatment when we is out in public at places like Beamish Museum near Durham or Chessington World of Adventures or LEGOland Windsor. Even the Tower of London’s got this here autism friendly guide for autistics and their families and lower rates for autistics and the carer what’s visiting the Tower with them.

And even if we isn’t seen as disabled, we is different, so different or disabled, we actually is different and some of us is also disabled.

I know I doesn’t say things as well as Rion McNeally does when he’s fired up about these things, but until he’s released from East Burmington Hospital, I’ll keep doing his work for him.

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Over on YouTube, I found this here video done by some Aspie what got diagnosed a few months back and already he’s an expert on the subject. Anyway, he done this video about the five things NTs needs to know about people with autism and I has to say that some of them points is good and some of them isn’t.

Over the next five days, I’m going to take a look at one of them five points he made in his video so you can understand what he got right and what he didn’t. Autism isn’t easy to understand but this bloke got things mixed up and that’s going to cause troubles for us autistics with NTs what doesn’t get it about autism.

The first thing he says is that we is different. Says we thinks and behaves different from most other people.

Here’s the thing. People is called individuals for a reason and that reason is because we all acts different from each other. What we thinks is different. What we behaves like is different.

If you is raised poor like me, you isn’t going to think and behave like if you is raised like Prince Charles were, is you? Even if you put on airs, you still isn’t going to be like Prince Charles. If you doesn’t put on airs, you isn’t going to be like others what been raised like you either.

And what about other cultures? Jackie Chan don’t act nothing like Kim Kardashian even if they does both live in America. Piers Morgan and Philip Schofield is both presenters but they doesn’t act or behave the same neither even if they is both on the telly and they wear suits.

This is why we needs people like Rion McNeally out there talking to people. He doesn’t say stupid things like that. He says we is all different but some of us is different in the same way that NTs isn’t.

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